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Captain Nemo
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80(1)
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Published by Star Trek on January 02, 2002
First Published by POCKET BOOKS @ in 1995
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Review Rating: 60
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Often these books are produced with little thought or perhaps at best ephemeral usefulness, but as these sort of books go, this is one of the better ones.
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sffworld.com
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Review Rating: 60
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Whilst the stories themselves are good, there was a feeling at the end that there should've been something more.
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sffworld.com
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Review Rating: 60
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This one seems to have gone by unnoticed a little, which is a shame, for it's a debut that reads very well indeed.
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sffworld.com
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Review Rating: 100
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Weird, unusual and sadly affecting, this book gave me that Bradbury-esque feeling of sense of wonder, that sense of innocence and the fact that just 'to believe' is sometimes enough.
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Reamde
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85(6)
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Published by William Morrow on September 20, 2011
First Published by Atlantic Books in 2011
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sffworld.com
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Review Rating: 80
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It is a book you can wallow in, but most importantly, it's a book full of great ideas. They're not all new to Neal's work but they're used together with great panache.
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Final Days
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75(4)
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Published by on
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sffworld.com
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Review Rating: 80
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Written in a fast paced style from a number of different people's viewpoints, it is a cracking holiday read.
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sffworld.com
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Review Rating: 80
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It serves as a great introduction to Howard's writing, and for the uninitiated is a great place to be introduced to the Cimmerian.
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